26 / 08 / 26
For organisations qualifying as ‘essential entities’ under NIS2, 18 April 2027 is an important deadline: the date by which essential entities are expected to demonstrate compliance with the applicable NIS2 cyber security requirements, whether through CyFun®...
10 / 04 / 26
The Digital Omnibus is a first step toward simplifying Europe’s fragmented digital regulatory landscape, addressing long‑standing concerns about the complexity of incident reporting. Its proposed Single Entry Point (SEP) aims to simplify the situation by addressing...
07 / 02 / 25
This initiative drew on the expertise of the Beltug community and showcased how businesses are navigating the challenges and opportunities of digital transformation. By presenting a wide range of topics, the series offered business leaders...
05 / 11 / 24
On 26 September, Beltug, Cigref (France) and CIO Platform (Netherlands) spoke up for European businesses in the ongoing debate around the European Cybersecurity Certification Schemes (EUCS). This meeting was hosted by MEP Stephanie Yon-Courtin. At the...
29 / 10 / 24
Two new documents have been published related to the NIS2. The first is from Belgium’s Centre for Cyber security Belgium (CCB). This ‘Guide for NIS2 notifications’ offers guidance for organisations in Belgium on what constitutes a...
02 / 09 / 24
Beltug has joined forces with our Dutch sister organisation CIO Platform Nederland, other communities across Germany, France, the EU, and the US, and over 30 organisations in urging Big Tech companies to improve global cyber security...
07 / 02 / 24
In our 4th D-scover Regulatory session, we took on the NIS2 transposition and data spaces. We addressed the latest updates on the NIS2 transposition process, focusing on the implementation timing and the adoption of the measures....
12 / 12 / 23
As we increasingly use mobile devices to buy, book or pay, and more and more applications are put at our disposal to help us do so, applications programming interfaces (APIs) ensure that the apps work and...
07 / 07 / 23
From ‘criminal’ to ‘hero’. Cyber criminals are actively seeking out your vulnerabilities to use them to penetrate your systems or networks. Their aim may be to steal data, commit sabotage, launch a ransomware attack or even...
01 / 06 / 23
Cyber criminals actively seek out your IT vulnerabilities and then use them to penetrate your systems or networks. They may do so to steal data, to sabotage you, to launch a ransomware attack or even to...
